S&P 500 Futures, Treasury bond yields retreat on US debt ceiling woes, full market’s return

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S&P 500 Futures, Treasury bond yields retreat on US debt ceiling woes, full market’s return – by anilpanchal7 SP500 Futures YieldCurve FiscalPolicy Fed

urrounding US default and hawkish Fed bets, as well as about China growth and the Sino-American tension, gain major attention as most traders return from a long weekend.

US Treasury Department renewed fears of US default by pulling forward the date of running out of funds to match obligations if the current debt ceiling isn’t altered, to June 01 from previously signaled July. Following that, Reuters came out with the news suggesting the US Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer’s push for an expedited process to consider a clean two-year suspension of the federal debt ceiling.

Elsewhere, a relief from the US First Republic Bank issue allowed traders to take a breather as the US regulators seized assets of the First Republic Bank and sold them to a new buyer, namely JP Morgan. “JPMorgan will pay $10.6 billion to the U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corp as part of the deal to take control of most of the San Francisco-based bank's assets and get access to First Republic's coveted wealthy client base,” said Reuters.

 

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